A Nude Photo of His Toddler Was Shared in a Court Filing. Now Max Miller Faces a Federal Lawsuit
Lawler declined to say whether he would return the $10,000 donation as criticism grew over Miller’s abuse allegations and lawsuit involving his daughter.
- On CNN, Republican Rep. Mike Lawler defended keeping a $10,000 donation from Rep. Max Miller, dismissing pressure to return funds as a "typical Washington media game" during questioning from anchor Dana Bash.
- Miller faces domestic violence allegations involving his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, including claims of breaking their two-year-old daughter's collarbone. Moreno is suing Miller, though he has denied all accusations of wrongdoing.
- Lawler pivoted to criticize his midterm opponent, Cait Conley, for accepting funds from former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer. Rep. Tom Barrett also confirmed he is not returning Miller's campaign contributions.
- Former GOP lawmaker Adam Kinzinger warned that Miller's lack of humility creates significant political liability, noting Republicans risk their moral standing by ignoring credible abuse accusations in tough reelection battles.
- Many Republicans are deferring to House Ethics Committee findings to resolve the controversy. Rep. Tom Barrett stated he will "see what their findings reveal" before deciding whether to return Miller's contributions.
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Mike Lawler Embraces Max Miller Instead Of Shunning Him
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY) made a fool of himself on CNN trying to defend his continued backing of Rep. Max Miller's campaign after multiple allegations of Miller's abuse against former girlfriends, his ex-wife and daughter. Lawler refused to return a $10,000 donation, while deploying an almost two-decade old scandal from Gov. Elliot Spitzer as his shield. Senator Bernie Moreno has come out publicly and denounced Miller. Calling the previous two y…
Dana Bash traps MAGA lawmaker in a brutal showdown over alleged wife-beater
U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) did not take kindly to badgering from CNN anchor Dana Bash over $10,000 he received from Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio), currently facing allegations of injuring his ex-wife Emily Moreno and their two-year-old daughter through domestic violence.Rather than commit to returning the money, Lawler pivoted to criticizing the Democrat in the race against him, whom he accused of attending a fundraiser hosted by a former New Yor…
Mike Lawler Clashes With CNN Host Over Max Miller
DANA BASH: “You received $10,000 from Max Miller’s PAC this election cycle. You have no plans to return the money. Miller has been accused of abusing his ex-wife and his daughter. Why have you decided not to return the $10,000? It’s only ten grand and you have $4.3 million.” REP. MIKE LAWLER: “I know Max very well. The fact that some in the media and my Democratic colleagues have tried to turn it into a spectacle is wrong. My opponent….” DANA BA…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Pols ripped for continuing to take Max Miller’s cash amid domestic violence claims
Meanwhile, Democrats are pumping money into the Ohio Republican’s general election opponent
Congressman Max Miller's PAC backed John James, Tom Barrett
MICHIGAN—US Rep. Tom Barrett says he’s keeping a $2,500 campaign contribution from an Ohio congressman who is accused of holding a gun to his ex-wife’s head, scalding her with hot water, and injuring their 2-year-old daughter—because, he said, he believes in “due process.” “Obviously the challenges that Max Miller is going through are, you know, really devastating for their family, and it’s something sad to witness. I’m somebody that believes in…
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